FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Stock Operative?
The primary responsibility of a Stock Operative is to ensure that stock is accounted for in the loading bay and store, manage the intake and distribution of deliveries, and maintain accurate paperwork.
What skills are important for a Stock Operative?
Important skills include being well-organised, a great communicator, collaborative, adaptable, solutions-focused, and able to safely lift and move stock.
Will I be required to work with a team?
Yes, you will collaborate closely with multiple teams to ensure the safeguarding and proper handling of stock.
Is experience with forklift operation necessary for this role?
While prior experience with forklifts is beneficial, supporting in peak periods with the effective operation of forklifts and other machinery may be part of the job requirements.
What are the working hours for a Stock Operative?
The role is a full-time position, and specific working hours may vary based on operational needs and peak periods.
How is communication handled regarding deliveries?
Regular communication with stakeholders is required to ensure that all functions are aware of incoming deliveries and any issues such as delays.
Is there an emphasis on safety and security practices?
Yes, maintaining high standards of housekeeping and following safety and security practices is essential in this role.
What kind of environment will I be working in?
You will be working in a busy environment that requires the ability to problem solve and manage multiple requests at a time.
Are there opportunities for suggesting improvements in this role?
Yes, you are encouraged to be solutions-focused and review ways of working to suggest improvements.
What kind of physical demands does the job have?
The job requires the ability to lift and move stock safely and securely as part of your daily responsibilities.